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Evaluation of the Consequences and Effectiveness of Using Highway Changeable Message Signs for Safety Campaigns.
| 题名： | Evaluation of the Consequences and Effectiveness of Using Highway Changeable Message Signs for Safety Campaigns. |
| 作者： | Finson, R. S.; Lidicker, J.; Rodier, C.; Shaheen, S. A. |
| 关键词： | California; Changeable Message Signs; Driver Aid Systems; Highway Safety; Information; Motor Vehicle Drivers; Program Evaluation; Public Safety; Real Time; Road Construction; Safety Campaigns; Seat Be |
| 摘要： | Changeable Message Signs (CMSs), which are also called dynamic or variable message signs, are programmable signs used on highways worldwide to provide drivers with real-time information, such as traffic updates, roadwork warnings, and other traffic and safety-related information. CMSs allow motorists to take immediate action in response to informationto slow down or change routes, for example, which leads to safer driving conditions and less congestion. More recently, in California and throughout the U.S., CMSs have been used as part of public campaigns to promote roadway safety by posting messages that encourage drivers to use seat belts, not to drink and drive, and not to speed. These messages are typically displayed on CMSs during designated time periods that coincide with broader safety campaigns. |
| 报告类型： | 科技报告 |
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